CBC Ottawa news quiz for the week of June 14

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How closely did you follow the last week in local news?
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Question 1

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Neil Barlow's family is calling for changes to which of the following, after the 37-year-old was killed in a crash earlier this month?
Answer
  • An intersection in rural south Ottawa.
  • A downtown bike lane.
  • Protective barriers along Highway 5 in Gatineau.
  • Speed limits through construction zones.

Question 2

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Kenneth Aliu has been petitioning Carleton University to remove a statue from campus depicting a historical figure whose legacy, he says, has been "whitewashed" over the years. Who does the statue depict?
Answer
  • Mahatma Gandhi.
  • Sir John A. Macdonald.
  • Mother Teresa.
  • Louis Riel.

Question 3

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On Tuesday, it was announced that Ottawa would host the men's world championships next year for which sport?
Answer
  • Hockey.
  • Curling.
  • Rugby.
  • Lacrosse.

Question 4

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Which city group unveiled a new anti-racism strategy Monday that involves, among other things, improving training for staff and creating partnerships with the Indigenous community?
Answer
  • The Board of Health.
  • The Police Services Board.
  • OC Transpo.
  • The Ottawa Public Library Board.

Question 5

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Which Ottawa city councillor is being sued by a pair of his constituents for defamation and breach of privacy?
Answer
  • George Darouze.
  • Shawn Menard.
  • Carol Anne Meehan.
  • Scott Moffatt.

Question 6

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OC Transpo head John Manconi said this week he was "not confident" trains would be running reliably along the Confederation Line by which date?
Answer
  • The end of the month.
  • Labour Day.
  • Oct. 15.
  • Christmas.

Question 7

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Ottawa Bluesfest and the National Arts Centre are teaming up to hold a "drive-in" concert series this summer, since their regular programming has been put on hold by COVID-19. Where will it take place?
Answer
  • Outside the Canadian War Museum.
  • At the Zibi site.
  • Jacques-Cartier Park.
  • Mooney's Bay.

Question 8

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"The first thing that went through my mind was, 'This was unbelievable. It can't happen to me.'" What was Donald Robertson referring to when he spoke those words Monday?
Answer
  • Being told he'd made the short list of potential Mars astronauts.
  • Getting clipped by another plane in mid-air.
  • Learning he'd tested positive for COVID-19 after previously being declared recovered.
  • Seeing his ByWard Market restaurant go up in flames.

Question 9

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Wedding photographer Ryan Gordon has been capturing the eerily quiet streets of which of the following communities during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Answer
  • Almonte.
  • Perth.
  • Renfrew.
  • Wakefield.

Question 10

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A volunteer team from Ottawa-based Shopify has built a new app that's set to roll out across Ontario next month. What does it do?
Answer
  • Connect hungry Ontarians with restaurants that deliver.
  • Alert users when they've been in contact with someone who's COVID-19 positive.
  • Provide information about traffic levels on bike lanes and multi-use pathways.
  • Offer a secure way for protesters to communicate with each other.
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